Movie Analysis: Candy Corn

The simple pitch is that Candy Corn is a staying of age film. In the film industry and especially the Indie scene coming of age is a cliche and I understand why. Life is hard and at some point we have to accept the world and try to make the best of it. But art isn’t about making the best of thing’s it's about making the best things… really it’s about communication but let me have this one. Candy Corn says damn you to reality and challenges its participant audience to hold onto dreams. At my age with the fervor of the idealistic college student far gone I struggle with my movies to hold onto that guy that wasn’t afraid of challenges, that guy that didn’t compromise about important ideas. As a man, I balance work and bills as well as
relationships and time but as an artist, I’m focused battling for the motivation of fellow culture makers and future problem solvers.

I implore everyone to hold onto dreams and never get old. Film is the medium of magic and we must celebrate our heritage and bring fight and optimism to audiences